Well the initial plan was to cover club street, a place that we didnt fully cover in our last outing.
Coincidentally, i have some portra 160 negative left over from my Kuan tan trip in my camera. This place is filled with beautiful colors which suits the nature of this film. So here are some pictures from my Yashica 124G.
It was a lazy afternoon where the usual rowdy club street seems rather peaceful.
Tea at Tea Chapter. This was not in our plans and we happened to walk pass this tea place and got so attracted by it that we decided to patronize it over the Shots cafe.
Trying my recent purchase, a Yashica D with Tmax 400, pushed to 1600.
The films didnt score as well as TriX...
I love this tea place alot. Its separated into 3 different styles, Korean, Chinese and Japanese. The style relates to the type of seats and ambiance. Unlike Tea Bone Zen, this place provides you with certain privacy with partitions used nicely. That is also the reason for them to charge you a mere $5 for this little privacy.
The tea and price of the snacks are pretty reasonable. There is a basic charge of $6 per person, just in case you decide to go there to chop some seats without buying anything.
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